Midweeks are difficult for us all, probably more so in Coronation Street (ITV1, 7:30pm), where Peter Barlow once again turned to the demon drink.
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Japanese advertising agency Dentsu has made an offer to purchase the Aegis media group believed to be worth £3.16 billion. The offer from Dentsu of 240 pence per share is a 48% premium on Aegis’ closing share price yesterday.
Netflix recently announced that it had reached and in fact gone beyond one billion hours of streamed content. This raised a host of different views from media commentators, with a strand of thought emerging that digital could capitalise on the four to five slot of the five hours individuals spend on average watching TV.
Tuesday saw ITV1’s biggest hit arrive early in the evening with Emmerdale (7pm) bringing in the channel’s biggest audience.
Nick Grimshaw has been unveiled as the new host of BBC Radio 1’s breakfast show following the announcement that Chris Moyles will be departing at the end of September.
News International has penned a series of commercial agreements with major companies including Samsung and Adidas regarding advertising during the London 2012 Olympics.
Following the announcement that Twitter would no longer be syncing to professional networking website LinkedIn, what are the motives for the microblogging site’s decision, and what potential challenges will LinkedIn now have to face?
Research conducted by Flash Networks has revealed that Euro 2012 stimulated a dramatic increase in live streaming in Europe, as well as a drastic growth in sports websites’ traffic on the day of the tournament final.
New consumer research from Leichtman Research Group, Inc. finds that 87% of US households subscribe to some form of multi-channel video service. The percentage of households that subscribe to a multi-channel video service is similar to the past two years, and up from 80% in 2004.
David Brennan writes on the “ad break of the future”, detailing concepts such as two-screening and response, but warns of the dangers of TV becoming one big call to action…